[Andrew Scott]

Ok, I think I get it now. I did not realize that the second parameter of the formula was the name of another attribute, I thought the data went in the same attribute, that’s actually quite easy and very nicely done.

Maybe, the documentation should be updated to prevent similar questions in the future.

Many thanks for your help.

[Andrew Scott]

Ok, so I get that I need to enter the formula in the attribute heading’s ‘Edit Formula’ feature, I’ve done that.  However, please explain what then goes in the cells to reference the state?. I’ve tried entering the names of states for example Utah or Wyoming, but the cell then says “X : ‘state’ is unrecognized”.

Are you telling me that to display the boundary for say Utah, I now have to locate and enter geoJSON  representing Utah in to the cell?

 

[Andrew Scott]

A nice little plug in would be a tool/feature  to allow users to define a boundary on the map by making a polyline that snaps to the edges of geographical boundaries.

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